Sentence examples for victimisation attacks from inspiring English sources
This shortened version contained 9 questions on experiencing forms of physical victimisation, social manipulation, verbal victimisation, attacks on property and an additional item to the original – 'standing too close or touching' in school (see Additional file 1).
But, if the show is intended as a blistering attack on the British Establishment's victimisation of Stephen Ward, it is only partly successful.
Stuck between a rock and a hard place, some vulnerable Muslim women experience victimisation on multiple fronts: they face violent anti-Muslim attacks at the hands of racist bigots, and encounter gender discrimination from within their own communities.
Regarding victimisation, students indicated if in school they 'were often physically attacked (punched, kicked, pushed)?' or 'repeatedly had rumours spread that damaged their reputation' using a 4-point Likert (true, mostly true, mostly untrue, untrue) scale, with those who gave a 'true' or 'mostly true' response considered victims of physical or relational bullying.
Rod Liddle's apology was inadequate not because it was "not serious enough," as Mr Preston spins it, but because it took the opportunity to attack the complainant a second time, which amounts to victimisation in anyone's book.
It wouldn't be victimisation.
Christians, too, complain of victimisation.
It is intolerance disguised as victimisation.
It's tantamount to secondary victimisation".
Despite these advances, state victimisation continues apace.
